Solid Organ Alıcılarında İnfeksiyon Riski ve Sık Görülen İnfeksiyonlar

Year 2014, Volume: 3 Issue: 2, 41 - 45, 01.10.2014

Adem Köse

Abstract

Etkili immünsupressif ilaçların kullanıma girmesi ile son dönem organ yetmezliği olan hastalarda organ nakilleri giderek artan oranlarda başarı ile uygulanmaya başlamıştır. İnfeksiyon etkenlerine duyarlı hale gelen bu hastalarda cerrahi öncesi ve sonrasında iyi bir infeksiyon koruma programı uygulanması gerektiği ortaya çıkmıştır. Nakil öncesi ve sonrasında alıcının infeksiyon risklerinin belirlenmesi ve önlemlerin alınması gerekmektedir. Uygun immünsupressif tedavinin yapılması, hastanın ve ailesinin eğitimi, kişisel ve çevresel hijyene dikkat edilmesi, beslenme ve egzersiz programları bir bütün halinde planlanmalıdır

Keywords

Organ Nakli, İmmünsüpresyon, Fırsatçı İnfeksiyonlar

Infection Risks and Frequent Infections in Solid Organ Transplanted Patients

Abstract

As the effective immunesuppressive drugs were discovered, successful organ transplantations have been performed increasingly in the patients with end-stage organ failures. A requirement for well-documented infection prevention and control program covering pre- and postoperative phases has emerged in these patients who have increased susceptibility to infectious agents. The recipient’s risks for infection development in pre- and postoperative periods must be determined, and required measures must be established. For transplant patients, appropriate immunesuppressive treatment should be performed, and education of the both patients and the family, establishment of the personal and environmental hygienic standards, nutrition supply and physical activity programs must be programmed in detail

Keywords

Organ Transplantation, Immunesuppression, Opportunistic Infections.

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